However, Justin's manager, Scooter Braun, admitted on Wednesday he would like the singer to take time away from the spotlight once his film "Believe" hits theaters on Christmas.

"I’m telling him after this movie, I want him to take next year off and just take a break," Braun noted during an interview on KIIS "On Air With Ryan Seacrest." "He can still live in the studio and work on the next album, which is what he wants to do, but I just want him to take some time to himself, so he can have that time alone, cause he’s been working since he was 12 years old."

Braun also noted that the film, "Believe," will address the controversy that has followed Justin this year."Over the last nine months, Justin got into trouble sometimes — a few times — and we started seeing this thing going on, of just the press over and over again got into a place where they could get away with anything," Scooter explained. "And there’s a point where you just can’t respond to every single rumor, so we just had to let it go. I could sit there and address every single one, but it was ridiculous so we decided with this movie we are going to address it all at once."Our director Jon Chu sat down with Justin for a three-hour interview and asked him really hard questions … and we decided instead of running away from the issue, we are just going to go after it head-on," continued Braun.

The world premiere of "Believe" is tonight in Los Angeles, so it's likely Justin will clarify that "retire" comment for all those Beliebers out there.